LONDON/OSLO (Reuters) - Japan's reconnection of power to its earthquake-damaged reactors is a big step in managing its nuclear crisis, experts said on Monday, but smoke and concerns about food safety showed the dangers are far from over.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said that the crisis appeared to be on the verge of stabilising.
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